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Article Source: The Associated PressCANTON, Mass. -- Falling asleep has apparently become as much a Thanksgiving Day tradition in America as carving the turkey or watching football.
Dunkin' Donuts says a survey it commissioned found that 58 percent of adults plan to take a nap on the holiday. Most, not surprisingly, expect to nod off after the big meal.
Falling asleep has apparently become as much a Thanksgiving Day tradition.... .... or watching football.
Hmmm. You get full of turkey and stuffing and you sit down to watch the Lions "play".
[yawn] I'm guessing the other 42% is in another room, biding their time until the "sports" crowd gets bored to sleep..... then switches the channel.
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